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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8088258" data-attributes="member: 6855114">And yet, it works. When you have a lot of trouble hitting an opponent, better have advantage on one character and taking the chance of actually hitting with better chances than to have to characters fail. I have seen character of level 18+ using it exactly because of that. Restraining an opponent might also mean that two or more characters will have advantage on hitting the enemy. Wow... you either self blind yourself on tactical moves or there is something you don't understand in tactics...Utter BS arguement. Science proved you wrong. As for dragons not having a society, I recommand you to read The complete book of dragons. There is even a serie of novel set in Mystara about the Draconic society... so yep my point stands.Exactly, were are talking about those that are surving to ancient status or are on their way. The rest of your aguments are circular logic giving me credits again by trying to minimize the effect.Again, they are the ones that will survive to ancient status (or are on their way). The dumb will die.Never tried to make you believe that. Everyone can make mistakes. Dragons are not coward, they are intelligent creature of raw power. They know that and it can make them make mistakes.Wow, you need to review what is a Lich and reread. A wizard becomes a Lich to study strange forgotten secrets/lore and to eventually reach godhood. Not every lich succeed. It is a case where many are called, few are chosen... But if a Lich is a morron insane lunatic with no rational, it is far from the lich I have read about. Say hello to Vecna, Acererak, Lizandred and quite a few others.Finaly something rational. On this I agree.</blockquote>

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